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MIG Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary
Lavish
Hi.
Please help me with "lavish" word.
I cant understand what dose it mean.
It means bad or good.
Please help me to understand what the following sentences exactly mean.
Adjective:
1-Lavish Ceremony
2-Lavish love.
3-Lavish praise.
Verb:
1-Don't lavish your money.
2-lavish your kindness to me.
Please help me with "lavish" word.
I cant understand what dose it mean.
It means bad or good.
Please help me to understand what the following sentences exactly mean.
Adjective:
1-Lavish Ceremony
2-Lavish love.
3-Lavish praise.
Verb:
1-Don't lavish your money.
2-lavish your kindness to me.
Top answer
) = super-good, extra good, marvelous, extensive (and perhaps ex p ensive, too) The verb is related, of course, meaning to spend a lot (of money, attention).
- ) = super-good, extra good, marvelous, extensive (and perhaps ex p ensive, too) The verb is related, of course, meaning to spend a lot (of money, attention).
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lavish (adj.) = super-good, extra good, marvelous, extensive (and perhaps expensive, too)
The verb is related, of course, meaning to spend a lot (of money, attention).
The verb is related, of course, meaning to spend a lot (of money, attention).
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Hi, Philip and thank you.
I always thought that i can use it to describe a redundant act.
for example:
Rep
I always thought that i can use it to describe a redundant act.
for example:
Rep
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MIGHi, Philip and thank you.I always thought that i can use it to describe a redundant act.for example:Repairing the car is "lavish" or "a lavish act" because it cost as much as a new car.Is it wrong?That doesn't sound quite right to me. Washing the car every day might be lavish attention, but I'm not sure that repairing it would be considered lavish.
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Thank you Philip.
How about these?
Repairing the car is lavish expenditure of money.
How about these?
Repairing the car is lavish expenditure of money.
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MIGRepairing the car is lavish expenditure of money.orRepairing the car might be lavish expenditure of money.They don't sound natural to me.
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Thank you, fivejedjon.
My last try:
Repairing the car is (or might be) lavish spending.
My last try:
Repairing the car is (or might be) lavish spending.
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No. These days it can be very expensive, but we wouldn't call it lavish spending (unless you replaced the metal of some parts with gold)
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